Terrible advice..Want job security in any field of medicine? Sub-specialize into a niche where you are asked to make judgement calls that carry risk and consequences. In anesthesia, that can look a number if different ways- pedi hearts, cardiac/ICU managing advanced MCS modalities, doing structural heart TEEs in a setting where your input is factored into mission critical decisions, etc. The days of doing a residency and getting paid handsomely to do easy cases with good job security are long gone. This is true regardless of what specialty you choose... If radiology is your calling instead of anesthesia, that’s cool. But don’t delude yourself into thinking that you can do a residency and then get paid the big bucks to read normal CXRs, free from mid level encroachment. If you want to distinguish yourself from non-physicians, be prepared to subspecialize and spend additional time in training beyond residency. The surgical specialties may be the only field where this isn’t the case, at least for now
All cases are easy if you know how to do them.
MOst of the deaths in anesthesia that ive read about are from "Easy cases"